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The Opinion team is inside the Dolby Theater covering the Oscars live—what surprises will they witness?

The episode begins with host Enrique Hernández announcing that the Opinion team will be covering the Oscars live from the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, with details to follow on Monday. He previews the ceremony, noting that 'Sinners' has a record 16 nominations, surpassing previous records held by films like 'Titanic' and 'La La Land'. Hernández predicts that 'One Battle After Another' might win Best Picture and Best Director, while Michael B. Jordan could take Best Actor over Timothy Chalamet, who lost momentum after criticizing opera and ballet. For Best Actress, Jesse Buckley is favored for her role in 'Hamlet'. The host mentions other contenders like Guillermo del Toro's 'Frank Stein' and 'Martí Supreme', along with international films such as Brazil's 'The Secret Agent' and Spain's 'Asira'. A tribute to Rob Reiner is highlighted as an emotional moment. The Oscars broadcast details are provided, airing on ABC and Hulu. The episode then shifts to entertainment recommendations, starting with the Amazon Prime series 'Scarpetta', based on Patricia Cornwell's novels, starring Nicole Kidman as a forensic doctor and Jamie Lee Curtis as her sister. It also covers the Paramount+ series 'Madison', a 'Yellowstone' spin-off about a family in Montana, premiering on March 14. Netflix's Spanish thriller 'That Night' is discussed, involving three sisters in the Dominican Republic dealing with a hit-and-run accident. Finally, the documentary 'Born to Bowl' on HBO Max is recommended, focusing on the Professional Bowlers Association and the passion of its players. The episode concludes with a reminder to subscribe and a preview of Monday's follow-up.

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